Shideler v. Naughton

The evidence shows without material controversy that the place in question was being occupied by Naughton as a combination residence, barber shop and pool hall. It was also furnished with counter, drinking glasses and ice box. He sold drinks which are spoken of as “soft,” by which we may assume is meant nonintoxieating beverages. It had the reputation in the neighborhood of being a “blind pig,” or place where intoxicating liquors were clandestinely sold. A raid was made upon the premises by the officers of the law, who found some “fifteen or sixteen bottles of beer in the ice box” and other…